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First ne EIoped with the Widow,
THES NE COZ hold or THE WIDOWS MONEY AND
EIUPED WITH THAT

NE HuLD Of HE MONEh AMI
ELOPED WITH THAT.
MONTREAL, Dc 5.-An elOpement case OF a rather
singular character has just been settled here
About two weeks ago Il. G. sim, aged twenty,
whose father keeps hotel in ottawa, passed
through this city 70 take up MS residence In New
YORK out his friends were very much surprised
when he suddenly turned up at the hotel here at
the beginning OF the week 1t now turns out that
the young man had won the affections OF a Mrs.
Barker, OF New York, and she clipped with him,
putting about 81 900 in his hands, but after OBJ
Ialning possession OF the money he left her. She
inn edlaIely put the matter In the hands OF a de-
tecJive agency with the result That he was found,
and a meeting was arranged with the lady, when
n settlement was arrived IT. The youth then went
home and the lady mas gone west
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Fancy liable Butter
Established in 1880.
GEO. NJ. OYSTER 4 co.

Our Specialties in Fancy Print Butter;
THE DARLINGTON"
THE .SHs RPLESS- "Cow' brand.
THE 'SHARPLESS," Wheat Sheaf.
THE "F0UR-LEAF CLOVER patented,
THE "THREE-LEAF" CLOVER.
s and Id. boxes of Fancy Table Creamery Butter
packed specially for family use.
Fall Cream New York Cheese Fresh EGGS from near
by counties received daily.
Office: MARBLE BUILDING, Pa ave- and 9th ct. n ".
Retail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Us, l76. l76 B st. wing.
near 9TH ST. Nos 400. 4gl 1872 b st wing. near 9th
st. CenterMarket: No. lbs Northern Liberty Market;
Park Market, cor. 18th st. and Massachusetts, ave.
Wholesale Department, 900 and 902 Pa ave. NV,
Where we receive daily large shipments Of
ELGIN, NEW YORK, AND PENNA CREAMERY.
NEW YORK. PENNA. AND WESTERN DAIRY
BUTTER
NEW YORK STATE CHEESE
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS
r.,er,or. Gail Main Office. ella.
Ieiepnone caii'S Park Market. 27l-2. nl9-lm
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THIS EVENING.

GOOD CHANCE FOR
"A CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
PAWNbkOhER'S AUCTION SALE
will cell for r. Selnger. al 1907 9TH st NV on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER the FIRST, 1881, az
SEVEN I. NJ, a large assortment Of Diamonds, Gold,
Silver and Metal Watches solid Gold Kings OF all de
scrptions sets OF Jewelry large assortment OF hne
Silver and Plated ware, Albums, Clocks. Bracelets
Gold and Plated Vest Chains. Necklaces. and fact.
one of the finest stocks of Jewelry ever offend NJ
auction, suitable for the Christmas holidayR
This sale will continue up TO December 9Th In
cluded, every night, at pm.
Reasonable deposits taken goods and will hold
the same up 10 Christmas.
NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer. n2g-6t
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YouR OppoErusrrY

Jour OppoEruN1rY
AND OUR INDUCEMENTS FOR EVERY MAN AND
BOY TO BE WELL DRESSED AT SMALL OUTLAY.
WE HAVE THIS WEEK Placed UPON OUR ia.
BLEs ON THE GROUND FLOOR $50 SUITS. MEMS
AND YOUTHS SIZES. FROM 80 TO A. you CAN
HAVE YOUR CHOICE OF THE LOT. EITHER FRoCK
OR SACK, FOR 1880 AND s15 WE HAVE DE-
TERMINED TO CLOSE OUT THIS ENTIRE LOT
WITHIN VERY SHORT SPACE OF TINE COME
AT ONCE BEFORE THE LOTS AND SIZES ARE
BROKEN. BARGAINS LIKE THESE DON'T LAST
LONG. THE CLASS OF GOODS WE HANDLE ARE
TOO WELL KNOWN TO REQUIRE ANY DEsCR1p.
TON.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
OF THE TWO THOUSAND ovERCoATs WE HAVE
IN OUR HOUSE. IN MELONS. BEAVERS KER.
sEYs. AND CHINCHILLAs, WITH OR WITHOUT
SATIN LINING. AT 80, 90. $40. sl2. els. 1880.
SIS. $50. s22, s25. $50.
WE ARE ALWAYS WIDE AWAKE
TO THE INTEREST OF THE BOYS AND rHEIR
PARENTS IN PLACING BEFORE THEM SERVICE.
BILE CLOTHING FROM THE MOST REPUTABLE
HOUSES IN THE COUNTRY AT PRICES UNKNOWN
OUTSIDE OUR HOUSE FOR SIMILAR GOODS WE
EXPECT YOU TO BRING THE BOYS TO us AND
FIT THEM OUT IF YOU KNOW THE VALUE OF A
DOLLAR. BY FACTS AND CANDOR WE EXPECT
TO GAIN YOUR CONFIDENCE.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO..
deco 400 9TH ST., COR. D. N. ".
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THE VOLUNTEER Not TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC
tsea Paine denies the report printed In OF the
New York papers 10 the effect that the Volunteer
Vii cross the Atlantic next summer TO bring back
thu cups taken over By the Genesta and that while
thrre she will again race with the Thistle. Gen.
Paine says that as YET he has made no plans what
ever for next summer
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OEO. ". aTICKNEY. Auctionser.

TEusrKxg SALE OF THRxE-sroRY BRICK
RWkLi1NG, no No. 500 O. s5xTH STREET ELS, SOUTH
BY virtue Of desd Of trust duly recorded and -
ct the request Of the party thereby secured. We
-, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER LHIGTEENTH
1887, ct rOUR O'CIOC1R n. Lot No "a. Of sub
division, IN square No. 403
Term mnds known 81 sale.
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nYNTL1NIxs SUITS sCQuRIp
1890 SaS Esgs,992SE, S:sss 4 tie bs's aannss
xL Hank
1o0 oth T. nv ttsisRheae ean SQQ:9l. and -
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RIcHNoSD's NEW CONFEDERATE MOSUNENT.-The
eX- COnIedeTates II Richmond, Va. have organized
q D association TO erect a monument on Libby Hill
Ia the memory OF the private soldiers OF the Con-
fszisraCy. one thousand dollars was subscribed
SATURDAY and officers Of the association elected
The location OF the monument Is the nneSt In the
city, overlooking LIBBY Prison, Belle Island, and
breadth Of country a. far as Drewrys Blum, all
l!sfOrfc ground.
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TWENTY PRISONS KILLED BY An EARTHQCAKE--
twenty persons were killed and many injured by
an earthquake at Besignam. Calabria, yesterday.
twenty houses were destroyed There have been
several shocks Of earthquake throughout the prov
fnoe Df Calaoria- The railway station at Mongras-
saIn has been destroyed and the town OF Bo2iians,
GraEina, has suffered greatly from the shocks
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A BRIDEGROOM FAILS TO APPEAR.-Will Hedden,
o. OlOyersyille, y. y, suddenly disappeared TWO
weeks ago and has not been heard from since.
He was engaged 10 De married on Thanksgiving
Day 10 Miss Rose Van WOrner. All preparations
4 ld been made, and the bride was IN waiting, but
L arrUOm appeared His whereabouts il unknown.
The young Lady Is much respected in Gloversville,
a1c l. pr0-trated by the occurrence. Hedden was
q lite popular and MS conduct eXplcable-
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Gan HsNIroS GONE TO JOIN Mr.. BLAISE.-Miss
May Abtgt III Dodge t-Gail HamtitOn'1 sailed for
Hare from New York saturday ON the French
S-eImer La GascOgRe. Her departure was kept
very quiet. and only few frienis were present 10
bid her goodbye. stephen b. Elkins procured her
ticket and made all arrangements for her comfort.
Mis- DOdye goes 70 Europe 10 join her relative,
james q. Blaine. and his family. She will remain
with them until the spring.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
GEo. ". sTICKNKY. Auctionser. sse + street


fIEo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctionser. $50 street
CHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL, ESTATE
Nc; ll0s THIRD STREET. NORTHEAST. WASH
BY yirtn. Of decree Of the suprsme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia, passed in Equity cause ~
No. 10.66, on the I'D Day Of November, a. d, Ii
1872. the Undersigned trustees Will oter for sale at
pubic auction. IN front Of the premises MONDAY.
The FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER 1857, az HALF
PAST fOCh O'CLOCK p. NJ, all hat piece OF ground
lying and eeins IN the city Of wsshinston District q
in square seven hundred and forty Ss), which
betns Tor the same az point the line Of Sd street
east 50 feet north from the southeast Of said
square, and thence running north along said street 20
feet; thence west 100 feet, thence south 20 feet
thence east 100 feet TO said street and place OF begin
ming being improved by large frame dwell
ing. continuing rooms.
Terms of sale: one-third cash; the balance in two
equal instruments. IN and two years the day
Of sale with interest," secured by trust upon
the property sold all cash. at the option Of the pur
chaser deposit Of 800 will he required az time Of
sale Terms OF sale 20 be complied with in days
from day OF sale or property 20 be resold at risk and
FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee.
.. 4t6 9Th street n. ".
n2o-eoSds BID ~ street n ".
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i t e.. q 90
We have about s1o.o worth more Surplus
Stock than We should carry ss this season Of the
year. Our sales for the next 80 days win have
to be increased by that amount % We
NEED THE ROOM AND THE CASH.
To secure both our profits win have to be sac
rinced.
To accommodate the extraordinary crowds Of
customers our stores will, during the entire
month be kept open until pm.
In our RUBBER SHOE DEPARTMENT we shall
sacrifice only 100 Surplus Cases. when they are gone
there will be no at these prices The quality Of
these are second TO the best made and comparison
to the ordinary cheap rubbers.
25 cases Ladies' Rubbers, 23c.
10cases light, plain and dressy Rubbers SOC.
10 cases Mems Rubber Overshoes, 36c.
10 cases Mems Buckle Arctics S1.05.
10 cases Ladies' Buckle Arctics, $50,
10 cases Misses Buckle Arctics, 75c.
cases Child's Buckle Arctics, SOC.
LADIES' FINE SHOES DEPARTMENT.
$50 Surplus Pairs nne a hand. made Button. Opera
or Commons sense style, at $295.
$50 Surplus Pairs Kid and Pebble Button, at Csc.
100 Surplus Pairs handmade Glove-lsced and Con-
gress, for the aged and tender-footed Sl.15
CHILDREN's SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Surplus Cases Boys Seamless vamp Button at
Sl2O.
3surplus Cases Misses fine Spring Heel Kid and
Goat Button. Sl.18.
9 Surplus Cases Childs Goa. and Kid Spring Heel
Button. zoe.
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
10 Surplus Cases Solid Sole Calf Boots, sIs5.
100 Surplus Pairs fine Calf hand-sewed Button,
Laced and Congress, at 1895.
Surplus Cases hand-embroldered slippers at 62c
VIM HAHN co.'s
liable SHOE HOUSES.
Main Store S16 7th st.
West Branch: 1922 Penna ava,
East Branch 23l Penna. ave- ga
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Mr. MlcDoSALD APOLOGIES TO Mr.. HEALY-
Mr. Macdonald, lord advocate OF scotland, I'm
pied IN A recent speech that T. VI. Healy advo-
sa.ef the wholesale rObb!nZ % landlords. Mr.
UeaIy challenged Mr.. Macdonald TO give the
authority upon which ne hal spoken. In reply to
TN challenge Mr.. Macdonald sends an apology TO
Mr.. Healy.
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THE TsIEGRAPB UNDER THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
The negotiations between England and France
locking 20 cooperation IN the working OF the
channel telegraph wires promises To result favor
ably France. as well as England. refuses 10 re-
nov the concession 20 the submarine COMPANY
which thus nOnpiusSed viii be obligei TO sell on
Y glands terms. England, it IS thought, would
I,ziuce the rate 10 two pence per word.
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THE FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
A Full List Of the senators and Repre-
sentatives Composing IL, and Tn cir
Political Classification.

The Senate will stand, with all the Senator'S
elect seated, thirty-eight republicans, thirty
seven democrats, and one readJuster, Mr. Riddle
berger OF virginia The list below contains the
names Of senators as they were attached to the
desks in the senate chamber. The democrats are
marked d, republicans r, and Mr.. Ridleberger,
the republican readtuster, with an r..
There are 16s democrats, 153 republicans and 4
independents in the House that met to-day giving
the democrats majority OF IL over all But it Is
believed that two OF the Observation-Disclosures,
OF Iowa. and Hopkins, Of yirginia-will vote gen.
orally with the democrats, and that smith, OF
wisconsin. and Nichols. or North Carolina the
other two. will affiliate with the republicans. This
are 100 "new" Representatives, few OF whom.
however. have served In the House prior to the
comes from the senate, where he served during
last Congress. OF these Representatives who were
not in the Forty ninth Congress GO are democrats
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MEDICAL, &c.

ID The oldest Established and only Reliable IAdiss
Physician IN the city.
can be consulted Daily 4o3 St. between ~ aud 9th
Prompt treatment Correspondence and oonsuita-
ton strictly confidential separate rooms for lsdss-
Once always open. dog
ID FAD AND BE wlsE-DR BROTHERS, p0o B ST.
h appeared before and made oath that be a.
tine Oldest Established Expert Specialist In this city.
and will guarantee cure IN all cases Of private disease
ton and advice free any hour during the day Sub
scribed and sworn before me by DE-. BRQTHEks.
SAMUEL c. MILLS, Notary PUBLIC, IN and Tor the
District Of Columbia this Sd day OF July. 1853.
nR AND NINE sELDEN, LADIES' PHYsICIANs
IL Established 1855. skiiifu treatment for eli sps
cial complaints. Advice free and confidential ct al
hours once 300 9th st. NV cor OF 81. nSI21f'
NINE DE FOREST, LoNe-EsTABLIsHED AND
w reliable ladies' Physician. can be consnlted dsy
70 esr D. rss.G sis tss. 00' o SsSin
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF An
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ing Ss aaS sfApp Dr. n sa; s 900 ySu can
Particular attention paid 70 all diseases peculiar -
ladies. married single Forty Year, eHper,encs
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power. Itimpsrts vgor % the whole sysssm Male %
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throat nasal skin troubles urinary disssses cured
in forty eight hours, Price % per box
natural weakness oss Of Vitality. nervous debility &c.
SG my IT'S " sfaNpifosb's cor sss ID and md n.
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Ten Spacious Salerooms and Suite Of Furnished
Specimen Rooms.
Furniture Of the highest order Of artistic excellence
from the most famous foreign centes is sold by them
the same small margin Of profit goods from their
own workshops and hence it is that connosseurs
astonshed At the moderate prices affixed Articles
specially adapted for Wedding and Holiday Presents
Strangers will find this establishment of sights
Of New York. Illustrated Handbook-"How to Fur
nish Our American Homes"-sent on request
R. j. HORNER CO..
New York, London, Paris Vienna and Venice.
ol-skm, 3m
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AIAb n y.
1891 Lanes L. Pugh, ID.
1889 John 7. Morgan, u.
ARKANSAS.
1891 jas. X. Jones, ID.
1889 ThOs. W. Berry, ID.
CALIFORNIA.
1891 leland stamford, X.
1893 Geo. Hearst, ID.
COLORADO.
1891 Henry VI. Teller, r.
1889 ThOs. VI. Bowen, k.
CONNECTICUT.
1891 Oryille ii. Platt, X.
1893 Jos. X. Hawley, X.
DELAWARE.
1889 Ell salisbury, d.
1893 Geo. Gray, ID.
FLORIDA.
1891 Wilkinson Call, ID.
1898 Saml. PascO, ID.
GEORGIA.
1891. Jos. +. Brown, ID.
1883 A. III. Coiquitt, ID.
ILLINOIS.
1891 ChaS. b. Farweli, X.
1889 5. NJ. Cullom, X.
INDIANA.
1891 ID. W. Voorhees,, ID.
1893 David Turpie, d.
MISSOURI.
1891 Geo. G.. Vest, ID.
1893 +. NJ. Cockrell, ID.
NEBRASKA.
1893 A. ;. Paddock, X.
1889 &. +. Manderson, X.
NEVADA.
1891 John L. Jones, X.
1893 Vim. VI. stewart, X.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1891 Henry W. Blair, X.
1889 VIM. +. Chandler, k.
NEW JERSEY.
1893 RUFUS BlOdgett, ID.
1889 j. X. Mcpherson, ID.
NEW YORK.
1891 VIM VI. Evarts, X.
1898 Frank HlScock, k.
NORTH CAROLINA.
1891 Zeb. b. Vance, ID.
1850 M. W. Ransom, ID.
OHIO.
1891 III. Il. Payne, ID.
1893 JnO. sherman, X.
OREGON.
1891 J. II. Mitchell, X.
1889 Jos n. Dolpn, X.
Penn 10 nato,
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Senate.

IOWA.
1891 W. Il. Allison, r.
1889 Jas. F. Wilson, X.
KANSAS.
1891 John j. Ingalls,, X.
1889 y. b. Plumb, X.
KENTUCKY.
1891 jos. Blackburn d.
1889 Jas. b. Beck, ID.
LOUISIANA.
1891 j. y. EuStiS, ID.
1889 r l.. Gibson, ID.
I MAINE.
1893 Eugene Hale, X.
1889 Vim. Z. Frye, X.
MARYLAND.
1891 E. X. Wilson, ID.
1893 A. 7. German, ID.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
1893 Henry l.. Dawes, r.
1889 Geo. p. HOar, r
MICHIGAN.
1893 F.B. StOckbridge, r.
1889 T. W. Palmer, X
MINNESOTA.
1898 c. X. Davis, X.
1889 ID. NJ. Sabin. X.
MISSISSIPPI.
1893 Jas. u. George, d.
1889 Ed. c. Walthall, ID.
PENNSYLyANIA.
1891 j. ID. Cameron, K
1893 NJ. ). quay, X.
RHODE ISLAND.
1898 n. ". Aldrich, X.
1889 Jonathan Chace, II.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1891 Wade Hampton, ID.
1883 NJ. e. Butter, ID.
TENNESSEE.
1893 WIN. VI. Bate, ID.
1889 I5ham G.. Harris, d.
TEXAS.
1893 j. III. Reagan, ID.
1889 Richard Coke, ID.
VERMONT.
1891 j. 5. Morrill,, II.
1888 q. +. Edmunds, r.
VIRGINIA.
1893 J. ". Daniel, ID.
1889 H.H.Riddleb'g'r, r.
WEST VIRGINIA.
1893 c. j. Faulkner. ID.
1850 John 4. kenna, ID.
WISCONSIN,.
1891 John e. SpOoner, X.
1893 =. sawyer, X,
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ancendiarisn In North Carolina.

PROMINENT CITIZENS or CtTAwBA COUNTY IN THE
Tolls OF Tue LAW.
RALEIGH, " G., Dec. 5.-Last August, at the
little town OF KeeversviIle, Catawba county, the
stores OF keeyer & NcCi slin and Jarratt q PoStoh
were burned. The fires were very my sterOuS Inc
previous nESht one OF the stores was nFt1 tnIee
tius-s but the nameS were eXtingulsheu Inc
b IIIding was then guarded, but In broad daynght
" lille guards were watching al Lnc lIOut anu IOa.
a IRE broke out and it was entirely consumer,
bIruing al the same time the other store IhcIe
W.. ~ insurance on the stores IN hlCnlhohu
Oal companies. suspicion was excited Detec,
tives have Tor weeks been at work On the case anu
now the result Is reached In the arrest OF p: Z:
heeyer Justice of the peace and supeThte ndent Oh
a Methodist sunday school; D. o. ACt1sllh, I. :.
Jarratt postmaster; NJ o. PostOn, mayor OF tne
t1wu. Jas Ketyer a Cliss leader tn the Methodist
cLu-Ch. ana MS son, jas. keever, jr. Lutner ZEE
yer i. also wanted but has fled IL Is said that
the latter recently threatened 10 tell all he knew
OF the affair." complaining that the others had not
treated him fairy.
The case comes up for hearing on Tuesday.
There are already sixty witnesses and very aoie
counsel has been engaged IL promises 10 be one
Df the most remarkable cases ever tired Ia North
Carolina. The evidence was worked up by lnSur-
Ancc Detective Chas. W. Rice, OF Virginia
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DEsrH DIE TO CIGARETTEs--An inquest was held
"a Philadelphia. saturday. On John ". quick. age
sixteen " 40 died suddenly. IL was shown that
VIZ boy smoked twenty OF more cigarettes every
Day. DR. stewart who made pOst-mOrten ex-
animation testified that death was due 10 cOnges-
Tim % the brain from narcotic poison.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
I'm n Botsomless Pit.

FATE WHICH BEFEIL TWO WOMEN IN
FLORIDA.
OcAIA, Fla, Dec. SIN south and west Florida
there are hundreds OF curious freaks ~ nature
called '-sink-holes.- These sinks In the ground
vary from so 20 1 600 feet In circumference. some
are partially filled with water, many are OF
Iatbomsss depth, and Others have the talhest
tre0s growing In their depths, the tops Just CON-
iny 1qDhe level Of the surrounding ground Many
OF these dry sinks suddenly MI with water, and
the bottom dives for China, as 5OC-fOOt p,ummet
lines fail OF bottom. Oscar ShOgrene, OF south
I-al Weir, a few years ago built kitchen, bath
WI ch adJOined his dwelling. He utilized the old
sink for t would save much labor and expense In
N liking the excavation and as the depression, In
The len years he had lived on the place, showed no
sityns OF renewal OF any sinking spells hethOught
u perfectly safe. But the other evening. as the
tAmlly were getting supper, strange noise was
nsard, resembling the rolling OF earth down
mole. ShOgrene's eldest daughter and an old col
ofed woman ran out into the kitchen, and Just as
tbey crossed the threshold the entire rear OF tne
building plunged down with a crash, high above
ah-a was heard the sbTieks Of the unfortunate
women
shogrene and his wife. terriaed 10 death, ran 10
work within fifteen minutes. II was found that
lie entire bottom had dropped out ana that tns
N AK was half full Of turbid water, stl 1rOthy anu
0sunoed- The side next 70 the house mao sone,
taxing with 10 tons Of earth and three ols pine
tress< To their astOnishment not a sign OF the
odtes nor OF the boards OF the house OF Ihe IT'S
" RUBBISH could BE- seen. weights were tea ~
40 reet OF clothes-nne, but no bottom could Oe
Iourd This created CONSERVATION ana, SEEING
that their efforts were futile the nelghDOrs let al
once The house deserted and the terrible catas
topne the talk Of the neghDorhoOd-
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All the bagysge and scenery OF Cbanfraus "Ar-
kansas Traveller" Company WAS seized nv The sherl N
al Wilmington, Del. SATURDAY night on an attach
nsent sent out BY n. Is. Trayltt
A special meeting % the Clrectors Of the Raltt
more and O6l0 Railroad Company Will De held In
Baltimore this week for the purpose OF electing a
SPENCER will be the man
The Hon. oliver 7. Burt. son OF the founder Of
syracuse, y. Y, and prominent business man.
bathroom OF his son-in-law, Irving Dunlap. He
had suffered from despondency TOR some time
past causd by sickness.
Already $4,000 have been raised 70 pay the ex.
penses u the national democratic conyention ar
held In San Francisco.
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COtoRED PEoFLE AGAINST PRoHIBIrToS.-Rev.
pa tOpk, OF Boston. was the principal speaker
befOre the American Temperance Union at Chick
e1ns Hlll New YORK, yesterday afternoon He
snd that tne princip eOt prohibition had a potent
eleIEy IN the negro Of the south. In nifty years,
he DECLARED the uegroeS wound rule the vote Of the
FUN and unt"es The young OF the race were H.
sFlctsc IN tae Effects % liquor their voice IN sub
against the movement
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DELEGATES.
ARIZONA.
Marcus A. Smith, D.
DAKOTA.
Oscar s. Clifford, r.
IDAHO.
Fred. I. Dubois, r.
MONTANA
Joseph X. Toole, D.
NEW MEXICO.
Anthony Joseph, D.
John 7. Game ("People's I'icketD.
WASHINGTON.
Charles s. voorhees,, D.
WYOMING.
Joseph NJ. Carey, r.
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The following Is a complete list OF the members
OF the House. Democrats are marked ID, repubt-
cans X, independents Ind. Those marked were
members OF the Forty ninth Congress:
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DUprEY DOEs'NT WANT 10 Bs CHkIKNAS.-An In
dlaIapons special 70 the Philafelphil Press say
tBL " X Holloway an intimate irieni OF col w
v. Dudley states that he knows that Dudley will
rSf1-r 20 accept the ChafTmanshtp OF the national
republican committee as he has already reaped all
Tic honOrs Obtanable ia that direction ana has no
cs-re 20 actively engage In political work again
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PREPARING FOR 1855.
The Convention of Republican Clubs
in New York City Next Week.

A MOVEMENT NOT IN THE INTEREST OF ANY ONE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMING TO WASHING
TON FROM VARIOUS CITIES ANXIOUS TO HAVE THE
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
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House of Representatives.

Republicans, 30. Democrats, 81.
'ReadjuSter, acting with republicans.